Easysecure Import Export Quizzes vs Menu Backup & Restore + Import/Export

EasySecure Import Export Quizzes lets you bulk import and export LearnDash Quizzes and Questions — including question types, answers, correct answers, and media content — using CSV or XLSX files. Export existing quizzes for backup or migration, or import new quizzes from a spreadsheet to skip hours of manual data entry. This plugin focuses exclusively on Quizzes and Questions. It’s the companion to EasySecure Import Export Courses Learndash, which handles Courses, Lessons, and Topics. Together, both plugins give you complete spreadsheet-based control over your entire LearnDash content library. 👉 Companion Plugin: For Courses, Lessons & Topics, use EasySecure Import Export Courses Learndash 👉 Full Quiz Data: Export and import question titles, descriptions, question types, all answers, and correct answer mappings. 👉 Bulk Operations: Export multiple quizzes at once, or import an entire question bank from a single file. 🔌 This Is an Add-on Plugin This plugin requires EasySecure Import Export Courses Learndash to be installed and active. It will not run, and will automatically deactivate, without it. Who Is This Plugin For? EasySecure Import Export Quizzes is built for anyone who creates, manages, or migrates LearnDash quizzes at scale. Course Creators & Instructional Designers Course creators love this plugin because building quizzes manually in LearnDash is the most tedious part of course creation. Writing 50 questions with 4 answer options each means hundreds of fields to fill. With this plugin, prepare all your questions in a spreadsheet — titles, answers, correct answers, question types — and import them in one upload. Training Companies & Certification Programs Training companies love the bulk export and backup capability. Export your entire quiz library to XLSX, archive it, or hand it to a subject matter expert for review and updates in Excel. When they’re done, reimport the updated file — no one needs to touch the LearnDash admin. LMS Agencies & Freelancers Agencies building LearnDash sites for clients love the migration workflow. Export quizzes from a staging site, import them into production. Or move a client’s quiz library from one LearnDash installation to another without rebuilding every question by hand. Schools & Universities Education teams love that they can manage question banks in spreadsheets — a format teachers and faculty already know. No need to train staff on the LearnDash admin. They edit questions in Excel, and you import the file. Anyone Migrating to LearnDash Migrating from another LMS or quiz platform? Export your questions into CSV format, map them to the plugin’s structure, and import your entire question bank into LearnDash in minutes instead of recreating every quiz manually. 🎯 Export Features Export single or multiple quizzes — select one quiz or use the bulk action to export several at once from the LearnDash Quizzes list. Full question data included — each export contains question title, question description, question type, all answer options, and correct answer mappings. CSV and XLSX output — choose the format that fits your workflow. XLSX is great for editing in Excel; CSV works for programmatic processing. Media support — quiz and question content with embedded media is preserved in the export. 🎯 Import Features Bulk import quizzes and questions — upload a single CSV or XLSX file and the plugin creates your quizzes with all their questions, answers, and correct answer mappings. Structured file format — follow the plugin’s column structure to map question titles, descriptions, types, answers, and correct answers. Media support — import quiz and question content that includes images and media. Error reporting — if something in your file doesn’t match the expected format, the plugin displays an error message so you can fix and reimport. 🔒 Lightweight & Focused Quiz-only scope — no course, lesson, or topic logic. This plugin does one thing well: quiz and question import/export. No bloat — clean, lightweight code with no unnecessary dependencies. Requires LearnDash LMS and EasySecure Import Export Courses Learndash to be installed and active. 4 Steps to Import Your First Quiz Prepare your file — organize your quiz questions in a CSV or XLSX spreadsheet. Include columns for question title, description, question type, answer options, and correct answers. Go to the import page — navigate to Quiz Import/Export in the WordPress admin. Upload and import — select your file and the plugin creates your quizzes with all questions and answers mapped correctly. Verify — open the imported quizzes in LearnDash to confirm everything looks right. Your quizzes are live and ready for students. 🔌 Part of the EasySecure LearnDash Toolkit This plugin handles Quizzes and Questions only. For complete LearnDash content management via spreadsheet, pair it with the companion plugin: EasySecure Import Export Courses Learndash — Courses, Lessons, Topics — with settings, media, drip schedules, pricing, and full hierarchy rebuild. EasySecure Import Export Quizzes (this plugin) — Quizzes, Questions — with answers, correct answers, question types, and media. Together, both plugins give you full import/export control over every piece of LearnDash content — courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, and questions — all from simple spreadsheet files.

Menu Backup & Restore protects every WordPress menu, both classic nav_menu menus and block-theme wp_navigation posts edited in the Site Editor, with automatic backups, one-click restoration, and powerful import/export capabilities. Transfer menus between sites seamlessly with intelligent per-item mapping that rewrites page, post, and category references for the target site. Key Features Automatic backup of menus when they are updated Works with both classic menus (nav_menu) and block-theme menus (wp_navigation posts edited in the Site Editor) Site Editor inspector panel — back up, restore, rename, or apply a backup from another menu without leaving the editor, with a Navigation block selected In-place restore replaces the existing menu directly, no duplicate menus, theme locations stay assigned Import and export menus as JSON files for portability or locally saved backups Multi-menu export and import — select multiple menus or backups to export in a single file Transfer menus between sites with intelligent object mapping, can be used to update menus from development to production sites without full site migration Manual mapping interface to override automatic matches and map menu items to specific pages, posts, or taxonomies during import Preserves complete menu structure: hierarchy, theme locations, CSS classes, and third-party plugin data (post_meta) icons etc… Bulk actions — select multiple backups to export or delete at once Rename backups inline with a click Configurable maximum number of backups to keep See who saved and created the backup Tab-based interface for better organisation Simple and intuitive user interface No database modifications required Lightweight and fast How It Works The plugin automatically creates a backup whenever you update a menu Backups are stored in the WordPress options table with complete menu structure (hierarchy, locations, CSS classes, custom post_meta) Manage backups from the legacy Menus page (classic themes), the Appearance > Menu Backups page (block themes), or inline from the Site Editor inspector when editing a Navigation block — rename, export, delete, restore, or bulk-select Restore any previous version with a single click, the existing menu is updated in-place, keeping theme locations intact Export one or multiple menus as a single JSON file for portability or import to other sites Configure the maximum number of backups to keep in the settings Requirements WordPress 5.0 or higher PHP 7.2 or higher What Users Have to Say on Reddit “That’s a super useful idea! Menus are so easy to wipe out by accident, and restoring from a full backup always feels like overkill. Nice work!” “Really appreciate it, This will come in handy alot!” “Oh man, I’ve done this before too. Lost a big menu while trying to rearrange items and it was gone in a click. Ended up re-building from scratch. This plugin sounds like a lifesaver — surprised WordPress hasn’t built something like this in by default.” “Kind of an automatic backup vs having to schedule one.” “that’s a killer quality of life plugin wp’s missing so many of those “one click undo” features for common mistakes” “Great idea! I do this more often than I care to admit. This needs to be in Core!” “Dude I literally do this all the time and actually did it less than an hour ago. I hate how the WordPress menu isn’t stored normally. Thanks for this!”